fame

中英词典：fame

名词

• His fame as an actor spread worldwide. (他作为演员的名声传遍全球。)
• She achieved fame as a singer at a young age. (她在年轻时就以歌手的身份取得了名声。)

• Many Hollywood fame attended the event. (许多好莱坞名流参加了这个活动。)

形容词

• He is a famous artist, but his wife is even more famous. (他是一个著名的艺术家，但他的妻子更有名。)

词语辨析

• Fame suggests a widespread reputation, while distinction emphasizes excellence or superiority in a particular field. (Fame表明了广泛的声誉，而distinction则强调在某个领域的卓越或优越。)
• His fame as a writer has brought him worldwide recognition. (他作为作家的名声给他带来了全球的认可。)
• She achieved distinction in the field of science. (她在科学领域取得了卓越的成就。)

词汇扩充

• Infamy refers to a state of being famous for a negative or disgraceful reason. (Infamy指的是因负面或可耻的原因而出名。)
• The dictator's infamy will forever be remembered in history. (这个独裁者的恶名将永远被历史铭记。)

近义词

• Renown emphasizes the state of being widely known or celebrated for something. (Renown强调因某事而广为人知或赞誉。)
• He gained international renown for his humanitarian work. (他因其人道主义工作而赢得了国际声誉。)

反义词

• Obscurity refers to the state of being unknown, unnoticed, or forgotten. (Obscurity指的是未知、未被注意或被遗忘的状态。)
• His early works were met with obscurity and only gained recognition later. (他的早期作品曾默默无闻，直到后来才得到认可。)

柯林斯词典

1. a state of being famous, or the state of being known about by a lot of people because of your achievements
2. a famous or well-known person

牛津词典

1. the state of being known or recognized by many people because of your achievements, skills, etc.
2. the state of being known by name by a lot of people, especially for something bad
3. the state of being famous
4. the condition of being known or talked about by many people

用法

1. Fame is often associated with achieving recognition or distinction in a particular field, such as entertainment, sports, or academics.

2. Fame can be both positive and negative, depending on the reasons for being famous.

相关例句

1. His fame as an actor spread worldwide. (他作为演员的名声传遍全球。)
2. She achieved fame as a singer at a young age. (她在年轻时就以歌手的身份取得了名声。)
3. Many Hollywood fame attended the event. (许多好莱坞名流参加了这个活动。)
4. He is a famous artist, but his wife is even more famous. (他是一个著名的艺术家，但他的妻子更有名。)
5. Her fame as a writer grew with each published book. (她作为作家的名声随着每本出版的书而增长。)
6. His fame brought him opportunities to work with renowned directors. (他的名声为他带来了与著名导演合作的机会。)
7. Despite his fame, he remained humble and down-to-earth. (尽管他很有名，但他仍保持谦逊和脚踏实地。)
8. Infamy followed his scandalous actions. (他丑闻的行为带来了恶名。)
9. She gained international renown for her groundbreaking research. (她因其开创性的研究而获得国际声誉。)
10. His sudden rise to fame took the world by surprise. (他突然走红，令全世界大为惊讶。)
11. After years of obscurity, her talent was finally recognized. (经过多年的默默无闻，她的才华终于得到认可。)
12. His infamy as a criminal will forever stain his reputation. (他作为罪犯的恶名将永远玷污他的声誉。)
13. She achieved distinction in the field of science. (她在科学领域取得了卓越的成就。)
14. His early works were met with obscurity and only gained recognition later. (他的早期作品曾默默无闻，直到后来才得到认可。)
15. Her fame as an actress skyrocketed after winning the prestigious award. (她因获得这个重要奖项而成为一线女演员。)
16. The singer's fame faded as quickly as it had risen. (这位歌手的名声像它的崛起一样迅速消退。)
17. His fame as a chef spread through word of mouth. (他作为厨师的名声通过口碑传播。)
18. Despite his fame, he remained grounded and focused on his work. (尽管他很有名，但他仍保持脚踏实地，并专注于工作。)
19. She enjoyed the trappings of fame but struggled with the constant scrutiny. (她享受名声带来的物质享受，但却苦于持续的审视。)
20. His fame brought him both fortune and challenges. (他的名声给他带来了财富和挑战。)
21. She rose to fame after her viral video caught the attention of millions. (她因她的病毒视频吸引了数百万人的关注而走红。)